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ANF Investigates
Cybercriminals send out hundreds of millions of texts and they are highly successful.
Atlanta News First Investigates has uncovered the state’s medical board could be investigating a doctor for his alleged role in overmedicating a Georgia woman.
Scammers have been stealing victims’ money for years through fraudulent real estate listings.
But the Supreme Court of Georgia is asking a judicial panel to revisit the judge's conduct within 60 days.
Georgia DOT said electrical panels in the tunnel keep flooding and need to be relocated.
Here's why the Georgia Public Defender Council, mandated to defend the poor in court, does not want to provide some attorneys a critical resource to do their jobs.
A bill that would expand electronic ankle monitor restrictions for convicted sex offenders is one step closer to becoming law.
Atlanta News First Investigates has obtained grant applications submitted to the U.S. Department of Justice from metro Atlanta school districts.
A national school safety expert calls wearable panic buttons and other such items, “security theater.”
Allegations of a hostile workplace and retaliation continue rocking one of metro Atlanta’s newest cities.
The Georgia Dangerous Sexual Predator Prevention Act was passed by the state House on Crossover Day.
National Consumer Protection Week is March 5-11.
Atlanta News First Investigates uncovered the practice of office hoteling: housing teens in government offices without a bed or going to school.
Atlanta News First Investigates exposed a controversial law allowing superior court clerks to keep thousands of dollars in passport processing fees.
The unnamed roofer said he intended to do the work but claimed a number of things got in the way.
More than 30 students’ removals were the result of violating a controversial parental contract some believe is discriminatory.
A police department accused of retaliation. A council accusing its mayor of wrongdoing. Top leaders facing investigations. This is one of metro Atlanta's newest cities.
A state Senate committee approved a bill regulating the practice after a series of Atlanta News First investigations.
Doulas are trained professionals who provide support to women before, during and shortly after childbirth.
The lawsuit said a teacher now serving a 10-year rape sentence should have never been hired.